IRREGULAR PAST PARTICIPLES IN ENGLISH
practice the past participles of irregular verbs in English in sentences.
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| BET | BET - I've bet a lot of money on that horse. |
| COST | COST - These shoes must have cost you an arm and a leg! |
| CUT | CUT - Ouch! I've cut my finger. |
| HIT | HIT - He has hit fifteen home runs this season. |
| HURT | HURT - You've hurt his feelings. |
| LET | LET - Who's let the dog out? |
| PUT | PUT - I've put some sugar in your coffee. |
| SHUT | SHUT - She has shut all the windows. |
| LOSE | LOST - I've lost my keys again! |
| SHOOT | SHOT - They have already shot the movie. |
| GET | GOTTEN - Her English has gotten better in the last year. |
| LIGHT | LIT - They've lit all the candles. |
| SIT | SAT - They have all sat down for the ceremony. |
| KEEP | KEPT - I've kept your secret. |
| SLEEP | SLEPT - You look like you haven't slept for a week! |
| FEEL | FELT - I've never felt this tired in my life. |
| LEAVE | LEFT - I've left my job. |
| MEET | MET - Have you ever met my mother? |
| BRING | BROUGHT - I've brought the books you need. |
| BUY | BOUGHT - Have you bought a new car? |
| FIGHT | FOUGHT - She has never fought with her husband. |
| THINK | THOUGHT - He has never thought he would lose her. |
| CATCH | CAUGHT - They have all caught a cold. |
| TEACH | TAUGHT - The teacher has taught us the present simple. |
| SELL | SOLD - They've sold their house. |
| TELL | TOLD - Have I told you my side of the story? |
| PAY | PAID - Have you paid all your bills this month? |
| MAKE | MADE - I've made so many mistakes on my test! |
| STAND | STOOD - She has stood up for her rights all her life. |
| UNDERSTAND | UNDERSTOOD - He must have understood what I said. |
| LEND | LENT - I've lent him my car. |
| SEND | SENT - I've already sent you the email. |
| SPEND | SPENT - She has already spent all her salary this month. |
| BUILD | BUILT - They have built a beautiful house on the beach. |
| FIND | FOUND - I've found a perfect vacation spot for us. |
| HAVE | HAD - I've had it with all of your complaints! |
| HEAR | HEARD - Have you heard the news about our company? |
| HOLD | HELD - She has held many positions in this company. |
| READ | /red/ (READ) - I've already read all the books you lent me. |
| SAY | SAID - She has said the truth. |
| DRIVE | DRIVEN - Have you ever driven a Porsche? |
| RIDE | RIDDEN - Have you ever ridden a motorcycle? |
| RISE | RISEN - The cost of having a baby has risen significantly. |
| WRITE | WRITTEN - Have you written the report yet? |
| BITE | BITTEN -I guess she has bitten more than she can chew. |
| HIDE | HIDDEN - They have found hidden messages in the text. |
| BREAK | BROKEN - The boy has broken his arm. |
| CHOOSE | CHOSE - She chose to accept the promotion. |
| SPEAK | SPOKEN - He has spoken to thousands of people. |
| WAKE | WOKEN - He has woken up at noon. |
| BLOW | BLOWN - They have blown up a bridge. |
| GROW | GROWN - The kids have grown so much since I last saw them. |
| KNOW | KNOWN - How long have we known each other? |
| FLY | FLOWN - I've never flown with this airline. |
| DRAW | DRAWN - I refused to be drawn into the discussion. |
| SHOW | SHOWN - Has he shown any remorse at all? |
| WEAR | WORN - I've never worn a brown suit. |
| TEAR | TORN - She has torn up all his letters. |
| BEGIN | BEGUN - It has begun raining. |
| DRINK | DRUNK - I've drunk too much. It's time to stop. |
| SWIM | SWUM - They have swum for hours in the pool. |
| RING | RUNG - The bell has rung again. |
| SING | SUNG - She had never sung in public. |
| EAT | EATEN - Have you eaten all your vegetables? |
| FALL | FALLEN - The little girl had fallen off her bike. |
| FORGET | FORGOTTEN - Have you forgotten our anniversary? |
| GIVE | GIVEN - He has given us a lame excuse about his tardiness. |
| SEE | SEEN - Have you seen your boss today? |
| TAKE | TAKEN - Have you taken the Covid vaccine yet? |